the car. a driver took to twitter to spread the word and tried to pass along well wishes. some went to highland hospital but did not want to talk about what happened or the condition of the friend. people who live near the site say there is a live and startling situation. >> this crashed and all of a sudden we heard, oh, my god are you okay? are you okay? screaming names. and then, i think they realized one was hurt, bad. >> and the injured were rushed to three area hospitals and again this, is a car load of teenagers including two young men and four young women. all of them are 15 years old with the exception of a girl who is 13 years old. police tell me they're keeping tabs on the driver of the vehicle sustained injuries and had to be exindicated from the vehicle, they tell me they're

keeping tabs for the sake of his health and tell me they're not rushing to make charges. as it continues to investigate this crash. >> reporting live in alameda, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. and there is a fire broke out in a park today burning about an acre before firefighters could put it out. the fire began around 2:30, burning through an old orchard around kelly mark inside center park. and the fire produced a lot of black smoke and you can see there are no structures involved and there are no reports of injuries. a leak happened just before 9:00 this moshing on smith avenue. this is video from sky 7 over the scene. and about 70 refinery workers evacuated the building and crews and county has tuesday materials team got on the

scene and began to investigate that leak. one person was treated at the scene. >> there is no health hazards and there is a person complaining of difficulty breathing that is treated. and hazard mitigated by planned personnel. the leak was stopped. >> evergreen oil handled motor oil and antifreeze and other waste. >> there has been a development in the case of a family of a man -- saying he has surveillance individual grow back up this case. vic lee is live in san francisco with the developments. vic? >> this is a 1400 block of grove street. this street is where that surveillance video was taken the day of the murder. charged with a murder are the parents that have 17-year-old

girl they claim was being pimped by the man killed. also charged are two people, two other men, who are arrested two days ago. >> and frankly this is a drive by shooting. there is no other way to put it. >> the district attorney says barry guilton, his cousin and williams hunted down the 22-year-old calvin snead. gascone says prosecutors developed compelling evidence and cell phone records and surveillance video. >> there are three individuals coming together. there is a weapon if they get out of a vehicle and we know through telephone sites we place three individuals near the place of the murder. >> the video was taken here june 4th, the day of the murder. saying it shows three getting

into a car rented out of los angeles the d.a.says they drove through a street if the bay view, waiting for snead. and when snead drove by, barry guilton shot him in the head. the surveillance video picks up the tle men again, returning to grove street, get in cars and drive away. getting video was part good police work. >> this is part of a thorough investigation unrule reel yaited in this case and there is fbi reviewing this video they realized the people were involved in murder. they brought them to us. >> and there is and saying they decided not to go to police and decided to take matters in a their hands and made it pure, simple revenge skilling.

>> scott peterson is appealing a guilty verdict and death sentence for the murder of his pregnant wife, laci peterson and their unborn child. he was sentenced and sent to death row in march, 2005, his attorney filed appeal with the state supreme court yesterday. he argues this trial should have been moved from san mateo county after 95% of the perspective juries said she had -- they had been exposed to information about the case. saying mistakes deprived him of a fair trial. >> and the horse races go on this afternoon at the alameda county fair a day after the jockey died. he died after falling off a horse in the last race of the day. we're live at the area with the latest. >> this is about to get underway, one day after the first fatal accident here in nearly four decades. those who knew him say he died

doing what he loved and that he certainly would have wanted the races to go on. >> there loen horse playing national anthem. it was a somber start to a day of racing. a day earlier, the 33-year-old was thrown from a horse x and died from head injuries. >> i still feel sick. >> he and his wife were there thursday, the horse appeared to stumble. >> i saw the horse running and then, it just, you feel terrible he was taken to eden valley medical center. >> having watched replays this does appear it was his horse that hit him or trampled him he had been racing about six years, he had 56 wins and just over 1,000 races.

and there is a full card this afternoon. five of them knew herera. >> real nice guy. never made any trouble. good rider. >> i'm sure if he was here today he'd say go on with the races and don't let this stop you. >> and that is russell baits about to race in the fifth race of the day. we talked with him and he shared thoughts with us on the accident. we'll hear more tonight at 6:00 as well as from a race official who was here yesterday, and saw herera's fall. he happened to be here 37 years ago as a teenager, last time a jockey died here. >> thank you. >> there is breaking news. the senate senate moved forward with plans to built the california high speed rail

system. the plan faced a tight vote in the senate and received exactly to 1 votes necessary to allow the release of bond money. 16 senators voted against the plan. the money will be used to build stages of the rail line in the central value valuey and allows sale to move forward. they took their vote yesterday. supporters say the project is necessary tomorrow prove infrom a structure, critics call the project too expensive and unnecessary. >> some heavily used muni lines will be shut down for the weekend. the line on carl street will be closed between willard and stannon streets. and there is closures begin agent 8:00 are due to construction and worse for commuters same lines will be closed three more weekends this summer to find out when that is, and how to navigate around the construction go to our web site and click on see

it on tv. >> and really starting to feel like summer now, huh? >> yes. starting to warm up. there is sandhya patel here with a check on weather. >> yes. it's warmer today by two-10 degree as cross the bay area. this is not where warming trend is gibbing. we're going to warm it up into the weekend thrk evening, patchy fog is along the coast. upper 50s to mid-70s, fog in the morning and numbers into 50s and into the afternoon there is a sunny, warmer day. this is the beginning of the trend. i'll be back to tell you when temperatures will hit the peak in just a few minute autos still head on abc 7 news, there are new concerns for women taking fertility drugs. researchers reveal links to breast cancer. >> move over, apple and google. amazon coming out with a new smart phone. that story and more coming up. >> and michael finney is

taking your questions on twit skbrer face book and will answer them here live a little bit later,. >> taking a look at traffic outside on a friday fight, oh, boy. bring patience. you might want to wait because you're looking at traffic approaching bay bridge and going south. a little bit bogged up there. so we'll be back with more in just a moment.

new concerns for women taking fertility drugs. a study find women who's used

fertility drugs and have a pregnancy that lasted 10 weeks or longer showed a small increased risk of breast cancer saying the elevated pro dungs of hormones may alter the normal tissue and recommend women who use the fertility drugs talk to their doctors about increased cancer screening autos there is a major drug company removing certain labels from widely used centrum vitamins. and now, the company has agreed to drop breast health and colon health from the bottles saying the claims imply vit hins would prevent breast and colon cancer. they say it's illegal to make these prevention claims. pfizer agreed to modify language relating to heart health, and energy. >> and ama son may have a new smart phone in the works and yahoo may have to search

longer for a new ceo. happy chris. >> and one of the top ceo ads bowed out and was on the short list of execs considering to run the company but in a statement saying he has declined to be considered. that leaves ross levison with a better shot of the top job. and one of his big accomplishments since then settling a dispute with facebook that thochson started. bloomberg learned levinson pass out a deal not only resolving patent issues but strengthens an alliance between the two companies. and they said they will work together to bring ways to

promote the product and users will get access to media event coverage. >> as if smart phone battles aren't crowded enough amazon is jumping into the fray and sources say it is coming out with a smart phone and the mobile phone maker that makes iphones is said to be working on them with for the device. and bloomberg learned best buy will be cutting 2400 jobs including 600 geek squad positions and 1800 in store positions. best buy struggling to compete with rivals like amazon and is searching for a new ceo after brian dunn resigned following an inappropriate relationship with an employee. >> stocks sinking today on the

back of a weaker than expected government jobs report and there are numbers showing it's fueling concern the economic recovery is slowing. your bloomberg silicon valley index is scoring lower. are you taking a summer vacation? some research in motion employees say they're not so lucky. reports say the struggling company is limiting vacations and making some work six-day weeks to get the operating 10 platform out. ot with a is the center of development and saying the launch is the company's top priority. the launch has been pushed back, missing the busy holiday season. >> in san francisco, back to you. have a wonderful weekend. >> you, too. >> and sandhya patel is here

to tell us how the weekend is going to be looking. >> there is so much going on here in the bay area, come on, now. there is a lot going on here in the bay area. the fair is still going on and great-looking weather just about anything you have planned so let me show you a live picture now from our mount tamalpais camera. there is sausalito, richardson bay, san francisco there in the distance, you can see it's just a nice, sunny afternoon there is a patchy fog that is becoming thinner that, is going to mean warmer conditions going into saturday. let me show you live doppler 7. as we've told you, clear skies across the bay area with that patch of fog lingering now near the coast. temperatures 59 degrees in half moon bay up to 90 in

antioch. so far highs into low 60s coastside. low 0s inland there is a wide range of temperatures. sunny skies and warmer for saturday. and warmer heading into early next week that. is assuming temperatures goring to get into mid-90s range. there is this large area of high pressure, warm to hot air going to head towards bay area, the central and mid atlantic states still under heat advisory and warnings. they're expecting this weather to continue throughout sunday. and there is a break sunday and a cooler air begins to arrive. by monday will move into the mid atlantic states. thunderstorms will help contribute to cooling there. and for us, that is going to mean warmer conditions and there is limited fog along the

coast. temperatures into 50s and you can see fog not a factor in this enland areas and it could be dense in spots and there is 60s coast side, 90s inland and there is a 63 degrees in half moon bay. santa rosa, 85. 72, a mild day in oakland. warm, concord and livermore and low 90s. there is 84 degrees in san jose. 75 in santa cruz, up to 90 inland. no extreme heat just a warmer pattern. low 90s inland. low to mid-60s coastside, then, tuesday, wednesday, temperatures hitting their peak. mid-60s along the coast 80s around the bay and there is a

touch cooler and minor ups and down trend. beautiful looking weather. >> thank you. >> and listen to this. justin beiber in trouble with the law what. got him into hot water today, plus... would you buy a gold-plated vacuum cleaner? an unusual promotion. >> and coming up at 5:00 a look at the alleged abuse of mentally disabled patients in a home. how did it go undetected so long? >> and taking a look outside at traffic that is bay bridge. if you have fast track you're going right through the toll plaza. stay with us. good morning! wow.

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numbers calling into question how well the economy is doing. >> campaign trail finger pointing after the june jobs report. >> and hot, windy weather made controlling this tarp impossible. >> and mr. g.news to salmon numbers. what the

>> new unemployment numbers is struggling. june jobs report shows employers added 80,000 jobs leaving the rate unchanged at 8.2% and and we take a look at the impact on the campaign trail. >> president obama's bus tour rolled through ohio and pens his campaign was hit with a blistering jobs report. >> we knew from the start in 2008 that turning that around wasn't going to happen overnight hoo in june, employers added only 80,000 new jobs and that kept the rate at.2%. -- 8.2%. sending stocks sliding. the president called the numbers a step in the right

direction. mitt romney says they're another kick in the gut. >> the policies have not gotten america working again. the president is going to have to stand up to take responsibility for it rnc released this ad and calling obama out owe of touch, out of time. on the stop, the president pointed the finger at romney. >> look. this is a company he started were called pioneers of business outsourcing. >> voters are angry about the stagnant economy, analysts say many are still undecided. >> they're frustrated things aren't getting better but don't know if mitt romney is the person to bring the economy back. i think a lot of voters are going to make a choice between lesser of two evils. >> this was the third month

that disappointing jobs numbers and there are gas prices that went up for the first time in april. >> and a volunteer shot and killed an unarmed teenager in florida walked out of jail again, george zimmerman escorted from a florida jail. yesterday had bail set at $1 million. today he had to come up with 100,000s skpdz show $1 million in collateral. it was determined he misled the court about finances and is facing a second degree murder charge. >> pun lishing heat continues to set records today. thunderstorms and lightning hammering eastern and southern states bringing down trees, power line lines and taking lives. abc news has the latest. >> severe storms ripped through tennessee national

park. we know one was a 50-year-old from georgia who couldn't escape the storms. >> there are tree limb that's fell, struck him on the head and killed him fairly instantly. >> residents are still cleaning frup a violent storm, crews working to restore power after hundreds of thousands lost theirs. in washington visitors to the mall took a beating. >> this is more than hot for me. >> the president traveled to cities but some waiting there were overcome by the heat. and passing out and needing medical attention. added concern is that the heat could lead to more deadly storms. extreme heat, strong thunderstorms are tied together and it's the extreme heat causing thunderstorms, and 3,000 temperature records have been shattered. crews in virginia suffered through it. and there is no choice but to

wear heavy clothing. the heat may spur devastating problems for parts of the economy that go longer long after it cools off. one of the by products is this potential disaster that is occurring with the corn crop. a lot of the crops have been tajed by the extreme heat. >> there is good news is that northern city koz catch a break, not so, though, for the east coast seeing triple digits and feeling as hot as 115 degrees. >> and you can't control the weather apparently also a tarp during a weather delay in a baseball game. >> oh, my. the wind just took out the front office people this, is nuts. >> and that is right. vong winds got the best of a crew trying to keep the tarp on the field during the -- oh,

my goodness. there is a rain delay in illinois sandbags were no help. watch and this just swallowed up everybody. >> abc 7 news confirmed a cvs story will be going into a devastating fire. there are shots of the fire. the flames destroyed apartment as above a wall greens. cvs is finalizing the lease for that sight. it's only the 6th in san francisco. the fire department tells us it was not arson. >> and there are bicyclist who's ride bart will be lifting a ban on bikes during commute hours part of a pilot program. bart wants to see how well they can carry bikists.

-- bicycles. riders being asked for comments and there are restricks have not changed. >> british airways is using a new computer surf system called know me, enabling staff to put a face with a nai. the program sends data to ipads of customer service agents and this goal is to give a personal touch to passengers. advocates complain about the data mining and other points out it's a less invasive process than airport sek tie. >> and there is more suspected terrorists under arrest in london. authorities foiled their plot for violence, coming up. >> and there is a malware threat that could shut off access to the internet next week. >> i'm michael finney. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and

facebook ask will answer them here live, a little bit you can contact me on twitter and facebook.com. >> i'm sandhya patel. taking a look at view from our sutro camera, shallower fog means warmer weather are for the weekend. i'll be back with the details coming up. >> taking a look at the maze today in emery volume. you can see there is traffic going west towards bay bridge. not too bad. it's going pretty smoothly there but if you're heading east maybe going up to sacramento you're tied up in traffic this afternoon. stay with us here you go little man.

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a beautiful, gorgeous look outside. you're looking out at golden gate bridge and there are things looking good. >> just three weeks before the olympics begin police in prit britain made another round after rests today. abc news takes a look at what authorities found hidden in a car. and it's the third major security incident in 24 hours. the fourth this week, just 21 day frtz beginning of the olympic autos big bang for a

minute, i thought it's like a bump. really. >> there are three brother as rested here, three others elsewhere there is a former bbc security guard lashing out against british royals and the military, another suspect is a former community police officer. the crack down took place less than a mile from olympic park. police deny there is any direct link they aren't taking chances. >> there is reaching closer and closer towards olympic games. >> there are isolated passengers for hours, turns out instead of finding a terrorist attack they found a passenger had been smoke an electronic cigarette. the first wave the volume lun tears beginning work today team arriving soon there are helicopters patrolling the

skies and there is a warship on duty, too and officially there is no change to the threats and that is what we're seeing now may be a case where actions speak louder than words. >> and there is time running out if your computer sin affected. problems started through a scam when the fbi tried to shut it down. the agency said up a temporary system and the safety net disappeared on monday. and 64,000 people still have infected machines. to check if yours is infected and how to fix it just go to abc 7 news.com and there is a link by a special web site and it's easy to check if your

computer is infected. >> there is st. louis, today is the 9th day of triple digit heat for st. louis. there is heat there, 108 degrees and it's excess tiff heat warnings up, heat advisories from plains to parts of the east coast. chicago 97 in the afternoon, 101 in washington, d.c.. new york 99 degrees, they'll start to get a break in the mid west on sunday and by monday, into mid atlantic we're getting heat, heading this way. minus humidity. 105 in las vegas. 108 in palm springs. fresno up to 103. tahoe, sunshine and 81 egg dids. chico, triple digits there. big sur 07 degree asks san

diego there is a comfortable 71 degree day. there is warmer weather and 82 degrees for sunnyvale. upper 70s in redwood city. 62 in pacifica with patchy fog. daily city, 62 and downtown san francisco, 6 degrees and warmer and there is 72 for oakland there is 66 in monterey. 64 degrees in carmel that. is the beauty of living in the bay area. there is a wide range of conditions to please everyone. >> something for everybody. >> absolutely. >> and a salon is facing a controversy. a waxing ad sparking outrage.

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kids 15 years old and younger to get waxed is drawing some criticism. the promotion says girls should celebrate their independence by getting waxed but 15 ask younger special offer is causing reactions. one mother explained why she gave permission for her 12-year-old daughter to get a wax. >> she is becoming a woman she's very concerned about how she looks and it's important that i listen to her. >> i just have a difficult time stomaching inviting girls who are 15 years of age and younger into a salon to be waxed. >> controversial erupted. >> and officials point out all girls 17 and under have to get a parental okay before being waxed and stands by the promotion oo. a german designer has come up with a clothing line that could quench a thrift of fashion. the fabric isn't new, but the

process doesn't use chemicals. and clothes look, and feel like silk. >> it's ox ordinary. for me, it's new and i didn't know you can do this out of milk. >> the like the thinking that it's made out of milk. i never heard bit. the designer told me that it doesn't produce any waste. i like this, our pollution is terrible. it's a very, very good idea. >> this is still facing a hurdle it and costs almost 10 mime as much fro dus as cotton. >> michael finney is here answering questions sent to him. and time for the first question. >> and there is veronica e mailing ups left a package outside of the door step and the package was lost, what is recourse? >> lost, stolen, with united

states postal service you don't have anywhere to go with this unless it was insured and unless it said they had to get a signature and did not. that is yu ought to turn it in and file a report. you don't know if the shipper had it insured and you don't know if it's supposed to have a signature. and you want them to do an investigation in case there is someone in their system ripping it off. so... report it if you lucked out you can end up getting money of it. >> okay. >> so there is a question via facebook asking why do certificates purchased on web sites like groupon and such why do they have expieration dates? >> there is good news and bad news. there is bad news that is because they can expire because company that's agreed to do these say okay, can only

last so long. in four years they don't want 50 people showing up for a massage. good part is that it appears that the money you pay can't go away, it can't expire so if you pay $20 for a $40 certificate, the $40 gift certificate can expire but the $20 you spend cannot. and almost everyone of these will back that up and say you can use money somewhere eels good to know. >> and shana asks what is the current rule for bringing liquides on the plane? >> this is loosening up rules but you can have as many containers in a pint bag. it can only be 3.4 ounces. how you're supposed to know what is 3.4 ounces? i don't know that. is the total container, what it can hold not what you have in it. so you can't have a six ounce

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bay area salmon fisherman are seeing the biggest catch in a decade. >> the prices have been cut in half. >> good news, we hope for salmon lovers here. mark matthews is on the docks. >> we're here on pier 45 and this is where commercial fisherman come to unload their salmon and they're unloading more in this pier has seen in many years. this co-op that is the community fishing association has 14 boats coming in loaded every week. >> this is from 800 to 2500

pounds so there are quite a bit of fish moving through he says they're the result of a big spawn three years ago when rivers were swollen with snow melt and rain. >> there is what kind of flows were there three years before. >> they start breathing salt water. >> naomi leads volunteers and bundles of sticks in redwood creek give small fish cover, gravel bars give sal money a place to spawn. and larry collins is cheered to see people making more of an interest. >> an iconic fish of california. everybody needs to care about it or it won't be here anymore. but it's here now. >> and he's more interested in selling the fish. the wholesale price has fallen to $3.25. >> everybody is nervous. >> this fisherman says what

needs to happen is demand needs to go up people should take advantage of it and go to the store and ask for fresh, local king salmon. >> there was a line out of the door at fish, a local market but the price hasn't come down that much. >> and kind of, but not a lot. >> fisherman tell me retailer are not sure this will increase demand. the director of the pacific coast federation of fishermans association says they need their own retail outlet. >> it would be like a farmer's market so there is a convenient place for people to come get the salmon and crab. >> and there is where they've been thinking about setting up a retail outlet. it's still an idea and this could with a good deal for

fisherman and customers. >> and thanks for joining us at 4:00. >> and we invite you to be part of abc 7 sleep train dream campaign whenever you like get on the page this summer, 1dzs going to help local foster kids in need just go to facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> the news at 5:00 starts now. >> and there is tragedy has az a young child is killed with a gun in the home. tonight learning more about this accident. >> a serious consequences facing a person using a laser to put two flights in san francisco at risk. >> and there are temperatures on the way up for the weekend. how high they'll get coming up. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jenning autos and there is an

investigation into an accidental shooting death in the family home. >> the father is a police officer and family is dealing with the horrendous tragedy. there are questions about the way guns in the home were stored. >> abc 7 joins us from gilroy with the story. >> this does appear to be a tragic accident. a child, playing with a gun in a home. we don't know if this was indeed the officer's service weapon. all of this is still under investigation. what happened in this gilroy home only took a second but the pain will last a lifetime. >> i thought waits a firecracker but it was a gunshot that. is all i heard. >> the 3-year-old preston was in the upstairs bedroom. he died on the way to the hospital. his father is officer brandon orlando a 9-year veteran of the san jose police department